Jordan Reed

Reed isn’t a rushing threat like teammate Trey Burton, but he is clearly established as Florida’s top traditional tight end at this point. He caught 28 passes for 307 yards and two touchdowns in 11 games last year, a rate of production that makes him relevant in SEC-only leagues and a player to watch in other formats, too. Generally, though, his upside looks limited in a Florida passing game that isn’t likely to impress much.